This is a very small campground behind the motel (same owner). Sites are on or near the river. Tight maneuvering for a large rig towing a vehicle. We had to dodge several vehicles that were partially parked in the road. Leaving, we had to dodge another vehicle, bushes and trees, up a hill, and make a sharp left to exit. Not sure about the previous reviews mention of gravel sites. All we saw was grass and mud. Not the owner’s fault, but it rained and the interior roads and sites were muddy messes. We left huge tire grooves in our site. We were scared to death we were going to sink in the middle of the night or get stuck trying to leave. And this would happen just after we got new tires! Our site was 30 amp - not sure if there is 50 amp. The sites are close together, and there is nothing between you and the next site except an occasional tree. The owner was gone when we arrived and showed up at our door at 8:30 pm to get payment (cash or check). That is also when we received the WII FII code! It was very slow and timed out constantly. We had 4g on Verizon so we used our hotspots. There are no OTA stations and Directv did not work due to trees. You need a box for the cable which isn’t worth it for one night especially by the time we would have received it. The park is near the highway, and there was a lot of truck activity early on but it quieted down at night. There are trains nearby which we heard during the day. There are also pretty church bells that ring every hour. Even though it was mid-June, we were able to open the windows so we didn’t need to run the air conditioners. We won’t return.